With the urgency of returning to victory and regaining their place in the Copa Libertadores positions, San Lorenzo will visit Sarmiento de Junín this Monday, in a match valid for the eleventh date of the 2023 Professional League Cup.
San Lorenzo needs to right the course in this Professional League Cupl, since he did not win again in the competition after the first date and has had eight matches without a win, a balance that affected him in the general table and, for the moment, he is outside the qualifying zone for the Copa Libertadores 2024.
The team led by Ruben Darío Insua could not repeat the level exhibited in the first half of the year, after the departure of several key players and with reinforcements that did not perform as expected and a clear example of this will be that for the crossing against Sarmiento were not summoned Fabricio Formiliano, Carlos Auzqui and Gaston Ramirez.
This season, the Uruguayan center back has not yet debuted with the team’s shirt. Boedo, although he was on the substitutes’ bench, while the former River striker accumulated 172 minutes in seven games. Unlike them, Ramirez He is the one who played the most: 243 minutes spread over nine games.
This way, Insua will once again appeal to the players he used in the last games: the line of three defenders with Rafael Pérez, Gastón Campi and Gastón Hernández. Furthermore, the offensive trident will be Federico Girotti, Adam Bareiro and Nahuel Barrios.
For its part, Sarmiento will have a new coach, since after the departure of Pablo Lavallenis Facundo Sava who took the reins of the team that is complicated by relegation and will try to help the team achieve good results in the last four games and keep it in the highest category of Argentine football.
What time does Sarmiento vs San Lorenzo play?
Start time: 7 p.m.
Where to watch Sarmiento vs San Lorenzo
TV: TNT Sports.
Formations
Sarmiento: José Devecchi; Gonzalo Bettini, Franco Paredes, Franco Sbuttoni, Gabriel Díaz; Guido Mainero, Diego Calcaterra, Maico Quiróz, Yair Arismendi; Agustín Fontana and Alan Marinelli. DT: Facundo Sava.
San Lorenzo: Augusto Batalla; Rafael Pérez, Gastón Campi, Gastón Hernández; Agustín Giay, Jalil Elías, Carlos Sánchez, Malcom Braida; Federico Girotti, Adam Bareiro and Nahuel Barrios.DT: Ruben Darío Insua.
Stadium: Eva Perón.
Referee: Darío Herrera.
VAR: Nicolás Lamolina.
Source: Ambito
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